Chunnilal Tanwar Gulab Sharbat | Authentic Rose Sharbat from Bikaner – Since 1939
Chunnilal Tanwar Gulab Sharbat | Authentic Rose Sharbat from Bikaner – Since 1939
Chunnilal Tanwar Gulab Sharbat – Since 1939 | Authentic Bikaneri Rose Sharbat 🌹
Bring home the timeless taste of Chunnilal Tanwar Gulab Sharbat, a classic summer cooler that has been a household favorite in Bikaner since 1939. Crafted with the essence of pure rose petals, this traditional sharbat is known for its refreshing aroma, cooling effect, and soothing floral flavor that instantly uplifts your mood.
At Chunnilal Tanwar, we believe in purity and authenticity. That’s why our Gulab Sharbat is made with natural rose extracts, free from preservatives and artificial colors. With every sip, you experience the legacy of a brand trusted for generations, offering the real taste of Bikaner.
Why Choose Chunnilal Tanwar Gulab Sharbat?
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🌸 Made with Pure Rose Petals
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🌿 100% Natural & Preservative-Free
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❄️ Naturally Cooling – Perfect for Summer
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🥛 Enjoy with Milk, Water, or Mocktails
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🍨 Great for Desserts & Faloodas
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✔️ Authentic Recipe Since 1939 from Bikaner
How to Enjoy Gulab Sharbat
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Classic Rose Drink: Mix 2–3 spoons with chilled water for an instant refresher.
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Rose Milk: Blend with cold milk for a soothing, creamy delight.
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Falooda & Desserts: Add to faloodas, kulfis, or ice creams for extra flavor.
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Mocktails & Beverages: Create rose mojitos or cocktails for a royal twist.
Shelf Life & Packaging
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Shelf Life: 2 Months (as no artificial preservatives are used)
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Net Quantity: 700ml
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Packaging: Airtight, food-grade bottle to lock freshness.
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Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening.
A Legacy of Trust – Chunnilal Tanwar Since 1939
For over 8 decades, Chunnilal Tanwar has been delivering authentic Bikaneri flavors across India. Our sharbats are crafted with love and care, staying true to traditional recipes that celebrate purity and taste.
Explore more from our Chunnilal Tanwar Collection and bring home the essence of Bikaner today.
For more about rose and its cultural significance, visit Wikipedia – Rose.
